Year: 2026
Fall-prevention efforts in emergency departments could benefit older adults once they return home
Falls are among the most frequent reasons older adults seek care in emergency departments, and many of these…
Advancing Bone Healing in Older Adults Through Non-Invasive Therapy
Bone repair is a complex but carefully organised biological process that depends on stem and progenitor cells to…
South Asian adults in the U.S. show heart disease risk factors at younger ages
South Asian adults living in the United States were more likely to have risk factors for atherosclerotic cardiovascular…
The Hidden Cost of Age Anxiety: Faster Ageing in Women
Anxiety about getting older, especially fears centred on declining health, may extend beyond the mind and register at…
Cognitive Processing Speed Exercises Show Lasting Protection Against Dementia
Older adults aged 65 and above who took part in a short course of cognitive speed training were…
Optical Technology Spots Molecular Cancer Markers at an Early Stage
Researchers have created a new light-based sensor that can detect vanishingly small amounts of cancer-related molecules in the…
How Immune Hijacking Shapes Cancer Evolution
Predicting how tumours will progress remains one of the central challenges in modern oncology. Researchers at the University…
Ultra-Processed Foods Tied to Elevated Heart and Stroke Risk, FAU Reports
Ultra-processed foods, commonly known as UPFs, are heavily industrialised products that contain added fats, sugars, starches, salt and…
Low-weight resistance training enhances muscle condition and metabolism for people with type 2 diabetes
Physical training is a key part of treating type 2 diabetes because it helps control blood glucose levels…
Common eye bacteria associated with cognitive decline
Researchers have found that Chlamydia pneumoniae, a widespread bacterium best known for causing pneumonia and sinus infections, may…
The biology of ageing and disease: A newly identified two-stage process
David Gems and Alexander Carver of University College London, working alongside Yuan Zhao from Queen Mary University of…
Older adults are more heavily exposed to online medical misinformation
Even as misleading and false claims continue to circulate widely across the internet, websites that host low-credibility health…